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Question #241257 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/241257

    Status: Open => Answered

RaiMan proposed the following answer:
--1. log verbosity
there are switches, that control the log verbosity of Sikuli:
Settings.ActionLogs=true/false // starting with [log]
Settings.InfoLogs=true/false // starting with [info]

setting to false: the respective logs will be suppressed

additionally there are [error] messages in some situations, which cannot
be suppressed currently.

--2. user logs (version 1.0.1+)
you can have user logs (starting with label [user] in the standard)
Settings.UserLogs=true/false // switch on/off

Settings.UserLogPrefix = "mylog" // optional: specifies the label text

usage: see the method org.sikuli.Basics.user(formattable_message, args)

--3. with timestamp  (version 1.0.1+)
Sikuli logs and user logs can have time stamps at the end of the label
Settings.LogTime = true/false; //  switch on/off for Sikuli logs
Settings.UserLogTime = true/false; //  switch on/off for user logs (default: true)

--4. write the logs to a file (version 1.0.1+)
the class org.sikuli.basics.Debug has static methods to redirect the logs to a file:
setLogFile(String fileName); // opens a PrintStream for the given file, where all Sikuli logs are written
setUserLogFile(String fileName); // opens a PrintStream for the given file, where all user logs are written

both can be called with filename as null. Then the filename is expected in java system properties
sikuli.Logfile and sikuli.LogfileUser respectively.

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